Baytown Trio Reach Quarter Finals in State Net Tourney
Three Baytown schoolboys advanced to the quarter finals in their divisions at the Texas Tennis Championship in Austin. Bill Dixon and Billy Williams, seeded 1 and 2, posted strong wins in the 15 and under singles. Dixon beat Pete Milius of Houston after a 2-6 6-0 6-3 comeback, while Williams defeated Keith Faust of Houston 6-1 6-2 and then Billy McCampbell of Corpus Christi 6-1 6-0. Rollin Russell also reached the junior singles quarter finals, scheduled to face Gene Schmidt of Galveston. Russell is seeded 7 while Schmidt is 3.
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Standings and Scores From Thursday's Baseball Results
Standings include Cleveland 7 over Washington 4 Chicago 10 over Philadelphia 4 New York 3 over Detroit 0 Boston 7 over St Louis 5 Boston 11 over Pittsburgh 2 Chicago 3 over Philadelphia 1 St Louis 15 over Brooklyn 10 New York at Cincinnati postponed due to rain. In Antioch Illinois a fishing college opens with eight instructors teaching live-bait spinning ice fishing bait casting fly casting and trout lines led by conservation department officials.
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League Leaders Bow To Baker And Franta
The Major City Softball League saw three teams tied for second with a tight race as Baker's Food Market edged Prince Buick 4-3 while Franta beat General Tire 4-3. Humble won 13-5 over Service Produce, Bayshore Motors beat Culpepper 8-2. Key players included Webb Dietrich and Brinkley for Prince, Chap Chappell and Bob Payne for Franta, and Billy Gunter for Bayshore. Next Tuesday's schedule features Bayshore vs Franta and Humble vs Baker's as the title chase tightens.
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Pappy Pus Leads Open Round At Northwood Club
In Dallas June open round the aging contenders shine while youngsters scramble. Al Brosch shot 35 36 68 to lead by two strokes over Ben Hogan with Sam Snead Horton Smith and Dick Metz at even par. The pecan narrows yielded the only birdie and the field totaled 189 strokes over par.
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Capacity Crowd Fills Jaycee Park for Little League Round Two
Nearly 1,000 fans pack Jaycee Ball Park tonight to watch Baytown Little League second round. Lefty Frazier’s Earthman Tigers face Len DeMasters’ Dittman Dodgers at 6:25 p.m. followed by Bob Kalbitz’s Union Cards vs Vic Dias’ Felton Giants at 8 p.m. The Giants seek a fourth straight win as Cards aim to pull even atop the standings. League rules limit innings to 1 hour 45 minutes unless weather or light delays. No spectators behind the screen and fair/foul ball rules outlined by league president W. F. White.
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Sauer Leads Cubs in Five Categories As Hank Sauer Heads Home Run Chase
CHICAGO June 12 Hammering Hank Sauer of the Chicago Cubs led the major leagues in five departments and equalled Babe Ruth in pace for homers, despite dismissing comparisons to the immortal slugger. He said, Dont be comparing me with.
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Sauer Hits Three Homers In Cubs Rally
Ruth's 60 homer pace is cited as a benchmark as Bob Sauer belts three home runs against the Phillies to lift the Cubs to a 2 2 draw. Sauer's 16th, 17th and 18th homers come in his 50s season game, boosting his average to .352 with 59 RBIs, 70 hits and 36 runs tops in the majors. Manager Phil Cagiolo notes Sauer is simply "in the groove" as he helps close a homestand in Philadelphia.
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